Mental illness

[SwampwenchSuzie]

Question! My neighbor has her concealed carry permit and a 9mm, her son has a suicidal condition and was discharged from basic training because of mental issues. Is it legal for her to have this permit and weapons in the house?

 

[Oldgrunt]

Question! My neighbor has her concealed carry permit and a 9mm, her son has a suicidal condition and was discharged from basic training because of mental issues. Is it legal for her to have this permit and weapons in the house?

Probably legal for her but, given the condition of her son, not the smartest thing to do. Even locking up her weapon at home would always leave the possibility of the boy obtaining the weapon if she were to inadvertently fail to lock it up.

 

[bofh]

Question! My neighbor has her concealed carry permit and a 9mm, her son has a suicidal condition and was discharged from basic training because of mental issues. Is it legal for her to have this permit and weapons in the house?

It looks like the election season is finally starting on USA Carry. I am looking forward to more brand new members posting gun control troll questions.

As for the question, it is likely not legal in California, Connecticut, North Korea, Russia, China, Australia, France, Germany, the UK, and all other slave countries, states and territories. It is certainly legal in the Free United States of America.

Does someone who has a mentally ill family member, if this is even the case here, somehow loses the constitutional right to keep and bear arms? How about the right to vote? Or the right to free speech?

How does having a firearm in the home increases the risk of suicide for a mentally ill family member? Have all knives, scissors, hammers and other sharp or blunt objects already been removed from the home? We don't anyone to stab himself or hit himself over the head. How about shutting off electricity and water. We don't anyone to electrocute or drown himself. All medications should be removed as well. Overdose on medication is a common suicide method. Your neighbor obviously shouldn't have a car either.

 

[VT Patriot]

It looks like the election season is finally starting on USA Carry. I am looking forward to more brand new members posting gun control troll questions.

As for the question, it is likely not legal in California, Connecticut, North Korea, Russia, China, Australia, France, Germany, the UK, and all other slave countries, states and territories. It is certainly legal in the Free United States of America.

Does someone who has a mentally ill family member, if this is even the case here, somehow loses the constitutional right to keep and bear arms? How about the right to vote? Or the right to free speech?

How does having a firearm in the home increases the risk of suicide for a mentally ill family member? Have all knives, scissors, hammers and other sharp or blunt objects already been removed from the home? We don't anyone to stab himself or hit himself over the head. How about shutting off electricity and water. We don't anyone to electrocute or drown himself. All medications should be removed as well. Overdose on medication is a common suicide method. Your neighbor obviously shouldn't have a car either.

Couldn't help but laugh at the first line. How true. I think the anti's have a bulletin board listing all pro gun sites so their morons can fill up their empty days by trolling away. Gotta get that Soros $$$.

 

[mikestone967]

This is the "reply" I received on Facebook by another anti gun trolling for moms demand stuff....

Notice the last couple of sentences. It's apparent in his haste, he included the instructions from MDS..

"Xxxxxxx, per the usual you haven't added anything to the conversation. You just jumped up and down beating your chest. You don't like the post, too bad. You don't have to comment. You post nothing to refute the original post because you have nothing. Secondly, your argument is: NRA talking point Myth #2: Guns don't kill people—people kill people.
Fact-check: People with more guns tend to kill more people—with guns. The states with the highest gun ownership rates have a gun murder rate 114% higher than those with the lowest gun ownership rates. Also, gun death rates tend to be higher in states with higher rates of gun ownership. Gun death rates are generally lower in states with restrictions such as assault-weapons bans or safe-storage requirements.Update: A recent study looking at 30 years of homicide data in all 50 states found that for every one percent increase in a state's gun ownership rate, there is a nearly one percent increase in its firearm homicide rate. Its not nice to see an adult cry.

### Please copy this text and use it to refute future troll debates. Use the same communications techniques and become something greater by sticking together."


The trolls are out in force, on ALL social media and this is there response above..

 

[NavyLCDR]

Probably legal for her but, given the condition of her son, not the smartest thing to do. Even locking up her weapon at home would always leave the possibility of the boy obtaining the weapon if she were to inadvertently fail to lock it up.

Wow. Did you get that out of an MDA brochure? bofh should have replied to you instead of the OP:

How does having a firearm in the home increases the risk of suicide for a mentally ill family member? Have all knives, scissors, hammers and other sharp or blunt objects already been removed from the home? We don't anyone to stab himself or hit himself over the head. How about shutting off electricity and water. We don't anyone to electrocute or drown himself. All medications should be removed as well. Overdose on medication is a common suicide method. Your neighbor obviously shouldn't have a car either.

 

[Bluestar99]

I believe, the Sandy Hook shooter, killed his Mother and used her guns to kill all the kids. He had a mental problem, and the mother locked up her guns. But he still got them. Draw your own conclusion.

 

[NavyLCDR]

Probably legal for her but, given the condition of her son, not the smartest thing to do. Even locking up her weapon at home would always leave the possibility of the boy obtaining the weapon if she were to inadvertently fail to lock it up.

I believe, the Sandy Hook shooter, killed his Mother and used her guns to kill all the kids. He had a mental problem, and the mother locked up her guns. But he still got them. Draw your own conclusion.

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Guess we need to take away law enforcement guns too? After all, if it saves just one life.....right?

 

[Bluestar99]

My reply was to the OP. I'm not suggesting that anyone's guns be taken away. The woman has a suicidal son with mental health issues. For her, the gun in the house might not be the best choice for either of them.

 

[JeanP]

This is the "reply" I received on Facebook by another anti gun trolling for moms demand stuff....

Notice the last couple of sentences. It's apparent in his haste, he included the instructions from MDS..

"Xxxxxxx, per the usual you haven't added anything to the conversation. You just jumped up and down beating your chest. You don't like the post, too bad. You don't have to comment. You post nothing to refute the original post because you have nothing. Secondly, your argument is: NRA talking point Myth #2: Guns don't kill people—people kill people.
Fact-check: People with more guns tend to kill more people—with guns. The states with the highest gun ownership rates have a gun murder rate 114% higher than those with the lowest gun ownership rates. Also, gun death rates tend to be higher in states with higher rates of gun ownership. Gun death rates are generally lower in states with restrictions such as assault-weapons bans or safe-storage requirements.Update: A recent study looking at 30 years of homicide data in all 50 states found that for every one percent increase in a state's gun ownership rate, there is a nearly one percent increase in its firearm homicide rate. Its not nice to see an adult cry.

### Please copy this text and use it to refute future troll debates. Use the same communications techniques and become something greater by sticking together."


The trolls are out in force, on ALL social media and this is there response above..

I would like to know where this quoted person got their "statistics".

 

[mikestone967]

I would have to assume it was either moms demand crap of the other one everyone for nonsense or some other...

Why? Do you want to set him straight? Please do! You won't get far before moms and every town bans and bars you from posting....

I know...

ETA: The entire "Gun Control" issue is a fallacy at best. It does not rely on facts. Rather emotions.
It's a "feel good" thing to do if your not a big gun person...that's all!